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Meet the visionaries behind L&L Holding Company – Co-Founders David Levinson and Robert Lapidus. Their dynamic leadership has shaped a premier real estate enterprise, fostering collaboration across nine departments and a talented team of over 375 professionals. With over 50 years of combined experience, industry partnerships, and an impeccable reputation, they secure exclusive opportunities, positioning L&L Holding Company at the forefront of real estate excellence.

L&L Holding possesses the vision, insight and experience necessary to identify, acquire and reinvent underperforming properties in prime locations to unlock their full potential. The company employs more than 375 dedicated professionals with expertise in acquisitions and dispositions, asset management, leasing, marketing and public relations, accounting, design and construction, and financing.

Current portfolio includes such current and future icons as 425 Park Avenue, 390 Madison Avenue, Terminal Warehouse, TSX Broadway, and The Wynwood Plaza.

Co-Founders David Levinson and Robert Lapidus have built L&L Holding Company into a premier real estate company that is unrivaled in its ability to maximize property performance and value. We pride ourselves on a culture of collaboration that fosters teamwork and enables the sharing of information and expertise across departments.

With more than 50 years of combined experience, over $20 billion in transactions, strong industry partnerships and a sterling reputation, L&L Holding Company is often the beneficiary of “first look” and off-market opportunities. This allows L&L Holding Company to capitalize on a wide range of investment opportunities.

L&L Holding Company re-imagines buildings. Our vertically-integrated platform enables us to approach an asset from every angle and to provide expertise in all phases of design, development and leasing. Vertical integration is key to maximizing the value of our portfolio as well as shaping the strategic vision of each asset.

The company sees beyond current conditions. Whether due to inadequate capital, limited development expertise or a lack of strategic vision, we are perfectly positioned to determine the reasons behind an asset’s underperformance and formulate strategies to enhance its short- and long-term potential.

Through joint ventures with select institutional partners, L&L Holding Company is focused on transforming outdated and underperforming properties into 21st-century icons that contribute to the overall prosperity of its occupants, investors and the greater community.

Creating a jewel starts with identifying a building with unrealized potential and reinventing it in ways that enhance its beauty, are sensitive to the environment, and produce the most effective and healthiest platform possible for the workers who inhabit it. L&L’s framework for re-imagining a building is always tenant-centric and focused on how a property can provide a great work environment, deliver efficient service, and support employee recruitment and retention.

L&L’s unique ability to re-imagine its properties and execute on its long-term, value-add vision has led to a steady stream of awards and honors. The full list includes:

One of the first WELL Certified Commercial Office Buildings in NYC

WELL CertifiedTM Core at the Gold Level

Case Study by Harvard Business School

By Region, Americas Award of Excellence

By Height, 200-299 Meters Award of Excellence

NYCxDesign Commercial Lobby/Amenity Space Award

Influence Award, Best Design: Office Gold Winner

Innovator of the Year Award

Record Engineering Accomplishments

A Grand Award Winner

Best of Old and New Category

Projected to Achieve LEED Gold Certification

Projected to Achieve LEED Gold Certification

LEED Gold, BD+C: Core and Shell

Retail Development and Master Plan

2017, Historic Preservation, Lobby and Retail Spaces

2017, Reconstruction Category, Bronze

Commercial Lobby, with Special Recognition for Being a Restoration Project

195 Broadway Auditorium Rendering Created by Tangram 3DS

Every Year from 2008 – 2024

Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts